Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-02

three fingers, tie through the center, cut
both sides and trim close.
STOCKINGS.
Ladies are now finding employment in
EN- broidering hosiery, and some designs
are pretty, while others are of question
able taste, such as lizards and other rep,
tiles, which are certainly startling in con,
nection with lady'S stocking. Much is
done in the loom to enhance the beauty
and durability, some having alternate
thick and open work stripes all over.
Some are covered with tiny spots in a
contrasting color. There is also a make
Of open-work stockings so fine that they
may be almost rolled up into a walnut
shell. Some Of these costly makes have
black or white lace insertion let into the
fronts. For brides Brussels lace is US d.
BONNETs.
New cloth bOnnets in black and colors
are shows by the milliners. They are in
close, narrow shapes, decorated with jet
or SILK balls around the rims and crowns,
an re sufficiently trimmed with upright
ribbon bowE.
Hats are less loaded with trimming
than last season. Felt hats are much
worr, and one to match the color of each
costume must be had. Feathers, great
Tufts Of them, dropping toward the left
side, q long one trailing toward the back,
are the fsvorite trimmings. The birds
fashionable upon these bats are seq sWsl-
loWG.
The hair is to be worn lower by young
women. The back hair will BIZ laid in
braided coils at the back of the head for
street wear, with q Russian bsng. In the
evening it is still more popular to heap
the hair in soft folds on the top OF the
h. ed, with the bang slightly Curled. A
very new fashion is two very tight French
twists, turning toward each other and
meeting all the way up the back of the
head, with the ends lightly crimped and
folded, held in place by big tortolse-shell
pms.
Leaders Of fashion are wearing shaTls
again
1t is sad that powdered hair will De
very fashionable this winter.
Mittens are knit Jersey pattern, alter
nate plain and seam stitch.
Lace dresses are made WITH three full
founceS, like those worn nearly hall
century ago
Lacs hoods lined with silk are useful
to wear over the bonnie! wSen driving in
the wind. Theyare also quite becoming.
NV window curtains OF scrim and silk
gsuze come in horiz Jntgi stripes, liHe R)
man sash ribbons.
The selvet pockets which now sdorn
the frents Of dainty tea gowns are made
in the ehspe OF the moon in is frs: quar-
ter.
A round cord n@de entirely of very
small beads is more fashionable than
rows Of large sin4Is beads for finishing
the edges of dress waists.
New pear passementerie Cor white
iresSes has Rhine stones at lats walls that
.parki3 like diamonds. This is kked for
lie garniture IF bridal toilets.
Bonnet strings are usually made up
with tiny chin bows, fastened st one side
Ti'h an ornamental clasp, fancy brooch
,r q jewel headed pin.
GirlS Of twelve - sixteen wear Snort
.unty cloth tickets made in tailor style
or best occasions, and long checked
listers with cape or hood for school and |
very dsy wear
10 Paris, ladies' cloth has become the |
ivsi of silk velvet and it is to be found in |
II the new shades of helio5Eope, moss |
.reen sad pink, and is trimmed with vel !
ct and passementerie Of gold beads or
ilk.
Jetted net wells are worn with Jet bon
cts aud plain and pearl dotted wells are
cen upon hsEs OF velvet or felt that are